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test: validate clean unified review rollout - #22
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This is an isolated production-rollout acceptance PR in the dedicated OCR test repository. Do not merge it.
The code is a small offline Python helper for review progress, with standard-library unittest checks. It contains no credentials, network calls, or private application code. Existing repository rules and integration settings are unchanged.
Local check:
python3 -m unittest discover -s tests -p 'test_*.py'.Scenario: valid fractional progress calculations. All five local tests pass. After rollout, record the exact head/base SHA, accepted job, review result, publication status, and ReviewHub audit record. A completed job alone is not evidence that publication succeeded.